ADHD Treatment

ADHD Treatment

Since Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, ADHD, has multiple forms, it is essential to find the treatment method that meets the patient’s specific needs. We can provide treatment to children, adolescents, and adults because ADHD affects all ages of patients. ADHD treatment may involve medication, counseling, and other noninvasive approaches to help patients learn to cope with the symptoms so they can learn to cope with their ADHD.

ADHD treatment is available at Wholehealth PLLC in Houston and the surrounding area. People who have this disorder exhibit a constant pattern of hyperactivity and trouble concentrating that influences how they function. ADHD affects people in different ways, which is why treatment varies. Our psychiatrist can help you learn to live with ADHD symptoms and live life to the fullest.

Call us at 832-831-3183 to schedule an appointment and begin the treatment process for your ADHD symptoms today.

Symptoms of ADHD

People with ADHD may struggle with inattention, hyperactivity, or a combination. Symptoms of inattention include difficulty listening, careless mistakes, losing things, forgetfulness, and distractedness. Hyperactivity symptoms may involve nonstop talking, fidgeting, interrupting, inability to play quietly, and inability to stay seated.

According to the National Institute of Health, ADHD diagnosis requires a complete assessment by a mental professional. To receive an ADHD diagnosis, the patient will need to meet specific criteria. An ADHD diagnosis requires symptoms to display characteristics, including:

  • Almost chronic level of occurrence
  • Causing developmental delays
  • Impairing daily functioning
  • Excluding another condition

Early diagnosis is important, usually between the ages of three and six. Undiagnosed adolescents may suffer in school or socially. Adults who live with undiagnosed ADHD may have issues at work and in relationships.

Types and Benefits of ADHD Treatment

A multidisciplinary approach tends to provide good results for those with ADHD. Medication is often the first step because it quickly reduces symptoms. However, medication may not always be enough. Next, counseling and therapy help the patient understand brain functions and develop coping skills. Treatment may involve lifestyle changes to improve abilities, such as time management, organization, and planning for daily tasks.

By improving attention and activity through different treatment options, patients can discover numerous benefits. These include focus, self-awareness, enhanced relationships, improved financial health, better grades, and higher self-esteem. Treatment also may instill healthy habits such as exercise and better sleep.

For patients to enhance these aspects of their lifestyle, they will need a customized treatment plan. There is no one-size-fits-all treatment plan that guarantees immediate success. By working with our psychiatrist, patients can stay on track for a lifestyle of mental health.

ADHD Treatment Support

Whether it is medication, therapy, or other treatment methods, the patient gets optimal results with a support system. Some have a coach who sets up structures and systems to aid with specific needs and learning styles. With children, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that parents get involved and educate themselves about the disorder. Parents and caregivers can provide support by limiting choices, minimizing distractions, and creating routines.

Let Us Help

We can help whether parents suspect their child is more active and hyper than peers, or an adult has been struggling with ADHD symptoms for years. Let us discuss the different treatment options and find what works for you. Give us a call at 832-831-3183 to find out how we can improve ADHD symptoms and help enhance daily life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is ADHD common?

WebMD reports reports that approximately 5.2 million school-age children are affected by ADHD. It is more common among boys than girls. Numerous adults can also benefit from ADHD treatment.

Can treatment for ADHD cure it?

While ADHD symptoms are treatable, there is no cure. Treatment helps patients manage the symptoms to help them function better. Interrupted or discontinued treatment can cause ADHD symptoms to return. Our focus is on assisting patients in using medication to relieve symptoms and help them learn to cope with them daily.

Do some people outgrow ADHD?

ADHD is not only for children. Many adults suffer from the symptoms, and it can have numerous effects on their daily routine. ADHD treatment can help adult patients learn how to work through ADHD symptoms, cope with them, and develop methods to prevent symptoms from hindering their quality of life.

Can I avoid ADHD treatment if I feel ok?

There are many facets to this disorder, and it is not a good idea to ignore symptoms or avoid treatment. Studies show that if left untreated, people with ADHD may not reach the potential they could otherwise attain. Symptoms may also be aggravated by certain situations or environments.

Is ADHD genetic?

Studies indicate that there is a biological component. Children who need ADHD treatment may have a parent with ADHD. Most identical twins also share the diagnosis.

Are there different types of ADHD?

There are different subcategories of ADHD. These include primarily hyperactive-impulsive, primarily inattentive, or combined. ADHD treatment may also depend on classifications, such as mild, moderate, or severe.

Contact Us

Wholehealth PLLC is located at
6100 Corporate Dr #238,
Houston, TX
77036

(832) 831-3183

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